What is another word for sagittate-leaf?
Pronunciation: [sˈad͡ʒɪtˌe͡ɪtlˈiːf] (IPA) 
Sagittate-leaf refers to the shape of a leaf that resembles an arrowhead, with pointed tips and a triangular shape. Synonyms for this term include: arrow-shaped, triangular leaf, pointed-leaf, spear-shaped leaf, and lanceolate leaf. These terms are commonly used to describe the leaves of various plants and vegetables, such as arrowhead plants, sweet potato vines, and the leaves of some ferns. Sagittate-leaf plants are known for their unique appearance and are popular among gardening enthusiasts. By using these synonyms, gardeners and botanists can describe the shape of leaves more accurately, helping others to distinguish between similar types of plants.
